Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-06-21
vIOrORIA's JUBILEE.

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London Crowded Almost to Overflow
inG-The Qaesn Arrives q Baokiug
ham Ps,scs-JoiIs Gift or Chiiarer
and GrandchSidren.
LoNroN, June 20.-The oity 4,
already showing signs of being Gro wded
lin anticipation OF Tomorrow. The
thronRs In the streets to day were more
In umt rous than 81 any time within the
recollection OF the present generation.
% some parts Of the town the crush OF
sightseers impeded traflic In the strests,
The Q ieen this morning drove from the
CASTLE at Windsor to the railway stn.
tion, and came to London on . speoIs
train. She drove from the station here
to Buckingham Palace. Crowds of
people lined the entire route In town
and displayed the greatest enth hustasm.
Her Msjesty appeared delighted ct the
10y atty exhibited and bowed and
smiled In every direction. The decora.
lions with banners, nottots and "A sas
are increasing enormously, and when
done promise to eclipse anything of the
kind ever before attem pied In England, ,
The joint Jubilee gift TO the Queen
from oil her children and grAndch chiidren
will be gold and silver centre piece
for table adorned with precious
stones 1t was executed in Berlin. II
comprises three parts, resting on O com
mon base, In the centre Of which are
the British Arms, bearing the legend:
Her children and ssa.Aohildrn, 10 our
beloved mother and grand other. /"
The middle portion consists OF O vase
adorned with the arms and portraits OF
the donors. IL has solid gold lid sur.
mounted by the royal crown. To the
right and left respectively are . lion
and unicorn.
The polios to-day, acting under the
.upervision Of Colonel Majendie, Ohiet
Inspector Of Explosives, aud other ex.
perts, made . thorough search Of West.
minister Abbey as . precautiou against
dynamite outrsges to morrow. Every
vault, corner and point In the edifcs
where l. 10 possible TO hide anythir z
WAS inspected and over hauled, especial.
~ powerful lamps being used In the ex
animation Of the darker places. Moth.
ing Was found
An illuminated address TO the Queen
from British subjects resident In Boston,
Mass, was formally delivered to her
Majesty this afternoon.
The Queen this afternoon received
Mr.. Phsipr, United States Minister, at
Buckingham Palace, for the purpo.s OF
ailoWing him to present President
Oleveland's jubilee congra.u lationr.
Mr.. Phe pa was accorded priva'e audi.
ence with her Majesty. The Queen q
oemeanor towards him was most cor.
dial. She expressed the warmest thanks
Tor the PrssiGent's congratulations.
fhe private reception OF diplomats on
such occasions is almost uuprecedsn u ted g,
out the American Minister had ex
pressed o desire through Lord Salisbury
Tor such IN audience, and the Queen re.
piled that 1t would afford her muol,
pleasure to receive him privately for
the presentation Of the President's
message.
Minister Phelps delivered to the
Queen an autograph letter from Presi.
dent Cleveland, which was sealed. The
Queen received Mr.. Phelps In o small,
room, not one Of the State apartments.
Only the Duke OF Connaught and Lord
Salisbury were present.
Her Majesty TOOK occasion to express
her sense Of the kind feeling always
manifested toward her by the Amsfi.
can people. -.--,-- -
otIsr diplomats carryin congratula-
ttons were rect lived af,erwsrd In the
customary form.
Mr.. Henry Matthews and other
Catholic officials will attend the eeryi
ces In Westminieter Abbey.
cardinal Manning writes: "Any
Catholic holding an Cffice which re
quires his attendance on the Queen
may fulfill his duty. Tnis exception to
the obligation TO Catholics to worship
only In the Unity of the Church does
not extend to others not holding such
office. In every Catholic church
throughout London q solemn mass of
will be offered TO. morrow
with fervent prayers for the welfare
and hsppiness of the Queen"
A STATUE OF THE QUEEN UNVEILED
MADRAS, June 20 TO day was OBJ
served rs . holiday In honor of the
Q1een's jubilee. The Governor un-
velleu statue OF the Queen. The CITY
Was Illuminated this evening.
WINDOW SMASHING AT CORK.
CORK, June 2o.-A few buildings and
grounds were decorated ana iliumina-
ted to night In honor OF The O leen q
Jubilee, and many others who would
nave made similar displays were de.
TERED through fear OF attack Their
feaIs were we'll founded, for an i'm
inense crowd marched to the illumina-
Ted houses and proceeded to smash the
WINDOWS, meanwhile cheering for Par
sell and crying: ITO heR with the
Qneen.' Tbe police charged upon the
mop, but were met by volleys of stones,
ana with great difficulty cleared the
streets.
oFFlC1AL AUSTRIAN UTrERANCTs
VIENNA, June 20 The Official Ga.
zstse OF Tomorrow will contain an arH /
Gle on the jubilee Of Qasen Victoria It'll
will say; "Mil!ions of voices throuen
out her world wide empire will extol the
9 queenly and womanly virtues OF Vic.
toria. The day marks long epoch In |
tns political welfare of her realm, The
whole world sympath!zss with the fes
uvs ,for the fame Of the Gu sen's blessed /
,,i Iuie reaches every quarter OF the globe. |
ihis sympathy Is most cordially shared |
IN by Austria's sovereign"
RUSSIAN NEWSPAPER COMMENT.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 20 The Rus
1,an 1,a Newspapers, com menting on Queen /
Viotoria's jubilee. say the British peo.
PIES love for their Queen is merited by
the internal reforms and improve me nts
, IA the condition of the masses which
nave oeen effected in England during
'ne nifty years Of her Majesty 8 rule.
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